The Latest Breaking News from Council

There will be stricter emissions standards for trucks and buses but not for cars and vans.

‘Unruly behaviour’ of the TDP members in the Legislative Assembly and Council is deplorable, says Tourism Minister Roja; by twirling his moustache, actor and Hindupur MLA Balakrishna seems to be mistaking the Floor of the House for a film shoot, she says

Legislative Council & Assembly sessions in Vijayawada to be stormy as YSRCP & TDP gear up for showdown over Naidu's arrest. Arrangements discussed by Council chairman, Assembly Speaker & senior officials. Business Advisory Committee to decide session duration. YSRCP to give blow-by-blow account of 'skill development scam' with evidence. TDP…

TN govt signs MoU with British Council for student mobility, capacity building, research & transnational edu. 7 TN univs partnering with 9 UK univs. CM's Naan Mudhalvan scheme discussed. 14 UK univs & 2 apex bodies to collaborate with 25 TN insts. VIT receives grant.

Pol. deploy 2K+ forces for Assembly/Council sessions in Guntur/NTR Districts. Enhanced security for VIPs/public reps. Steps taken to prevent protests. Vehicle checking, patrols, sniffer dogs, road open parties for routes. Police to take measures to prevent any hindrance to proceedings.

Crime in the District has once again become a focal point as Republicans in Congress make oversight of the liberal D.C. Council a priority.

The Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) will place a proposal to revise the fines levied upon owners who let their cattle loose on the roads posing a threat to road safety before the next Council meeting, said Commissioner J. Radhakrishnan

Philip Glanville admits ‘error of judgment’ after attending Eurovision party

Meeting the federal requirement for making stormwater sewer improvements in Lexington doesn't lessen the need for additional projects.

Alderpersons OK’d a $33 million Homeland Security grant to care for asylum-seekers and also agreed to spend $1.5 million in tax increment financing dollars to buy a 10.7-acre property formerly used by the Marine Corps and convert it into a shelter for up to 550 migrants.

The “Bring Chicago Home” Coalition and its City Council allies introduced a measure to put a referendum on the ballot to allow a revised tax on high-end home sales,